>The literal definition of a shortage is that price is too high. The question is too high for what? A bread price that is "too high" means people starve or str

>The literal definition of a shortage is that price is too high. The question is too high for what? A bread price that is "too high" means people starve or struggle to feed themselves. When tech companies complain of tech salaries being "too high" they are simultaneously reaping massive profits, so they're not exactly struggling to survive.